Ties between Cuba and China have transcended time and are getting stronger with new ways to shorten distances. Cooperation in sectors such as science, industry, education and sports, is also multiplying with the insertion of national media in the Belt and Road News Network.
The initiative, launched in 2017, brings together 280 media outlets from more than a hundred countries in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas. Prensa Latina agency is a member of its Council, chaired by the People's Daily, the official organ of the Communist Party of China. Recently, Ideas Multimedios and our newspaper also participated in the Belt and Road Media Cooperation Forum, held in August in the city of Chengdu.
This creation and promotion of media cooperation channels contributes to the breaking of hegemonies, strengthens the exchange on issues of common interest, and accompanies projects carried out in both nations, in the common path of the construction of Socialism and in the purpose of providing the Global South with stronger voices.
Granma newspaper has given regular coverage to activities carried out between the Parties, Governments, sectors of the economy, society and the history of both nations. Today, our platforms have a significant archive that illustrates milestones of the relationship we have with the Asian Giant.
The celebration, in 2025, of the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries, and the 60th anniversary of the founding of Granma newspaper, are essential reasons for the creation of a new section dedicated to the shared routes of Cuba and China.
The “Daily Log”, which is already available on our website, will accompany the celebration, providing informative coverage and other contents on the advances in the relationship between the two countries.
This is a modest contribution based on the previous, present and future work carried out by Granma newspaper, integrating the vision of a shared future, multiplied with the characteristics of each nation that joins this route.
